A kayaker fights for his life as he's caught in a raging torrent during a flash flood in a South African river. A solo sailor fights for his life adrift in the middle of the North Atlantic and a man films a frightening light plane crash into the forest.

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A scientist falls into a crevasse in the Himalayas. Badly injured, he must climb out alone or die. A man plummets to earth in free-fall when his parachute malfunctions and a woman almost drowns after being dumped from a raft in the Colorado River.

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An adventurer saves the life of his best friend when he blacks out underwater while spearfishing. Climbers fight for survival after being swept off a mountainside by an avalanche. Two men are chased by a black bear while jogging in a Canadian forest.

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In Hawaii, a spear fisherman gets an unwanted visit from a 13-foot tiger shark and the incident is caught on his head mounted camera. In Australia, two young divers find themselves in a life or death encounter with a giant Great White.

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Africa is a land of extreme animals that have evolved over millions of years to become master predators. Among them; the spotting Hyena is a hunter with unparalleled crushing bite force in the animal kingdom. This is the land of the Lion, the ultimate killing machine that roams supreme in the vast African plains. The continent is also home to the Black mamba snake, armed with lightening speed and devastating venom, and the mighty Rock Python that can kill anything that falls within its crushing grip. In the vast rivers and lakes lives the feared Nile crocodile, a prehistoric killer that is responsible for hundreds of human deaths every year. All of killers posses unique hunting techniques and strategies that can have devastating effects on a human victim. Inside the human body we explore this life and death struggle for survival, and what it takes to survive the African Nature's Deadliest.

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From the beaches of Rio, to the world's largest wetland of the Pantanal, to the deepest darkest jungles of the Amazon, Brazil boasts some of the most diverse wildlife on the plane - as well as some of the deadliest. Its snakes, spiders, and scorpions are renowned as man-killers. Black Caiman stalk its waterways. Even in the 21st century strange and deadly animals are emerging from the once pristine jungles. Nature's Deadliest: Brazil examines the tactics and weaponry of Brazil's premier predators, and reveals why humans can only ever be cautious visitors in nature's wild domains.

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Africa is populated by some of the most bizarre, beautiful, and deadly animals on earth. Some kill in just minutes with lethal venom, like the Black widow spider, and the Snouted cobra. Others kill with devastating horns and crushing force like the Rhino and Cape buffalo. But Africa's number one killer, the Hippopotamus, is armed with the world's most powerful bite force. Nature's Deadliest examines these animals' unique methods of killing. Whether it is teeth capable of lacerating flesh and bone, or swift-acting venom, all of these creatures are capable of inflicting death or severe trauma. Their hunting strategies and weaponry vary, as do their catastrophic effects on a victim. Inside the human body we explore this life and death struggle for survival, and what it takes to survive Nature's Deadliest.

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Dr. Ruby Rose and her emergency medical colleagues are like detectives and must follow the evidence to solve their mysteries, including a man who disappears during treatment, strange fragments embedded in a wound and an injury that seems to defy logic.

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Dr. Ruby Rose and her emergency medical colleagues treat a mangled hand that has received multiple lacerations in a car accident, a painful dental abscess that must be drained and a Texas-sized insect that's trapped in a patient's ear.

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Dr. Ruby Rose and her medical colleagues encounter emergency situations that require a delicate touch, including removing a shard of metal from an eyeball, extracting an insect lodged in a boy's ear and a forearm with multiple fractures.

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